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After Verma lost her mother while pursuing a post-graduation degree from Delhi University, her family pressurized her to leave studies mid-way and get married.
Sanju Rani Verma has set an example for the people who struggle to pursue their dreams under family pressure. She mande everyone proud when she returned back to her home after seven years with a post if Commercial tax officer.
After Verma lost her mother while pursuing a post-graduation degree from Delhi University, her family pressurized her to leave studies mid-way and get married.
A graduate from Meerut’s RG Degree College, she found herself at a crossroad, unable to make her family understand the perspective of building her own career and not settle down.
Verma said that in 2013 she had to leave her post-graduation study too and having no financial support, she rented a small apartment where she started taking private tuition classes. She was also offered part-time teaching jobs in private institutions and while managing all of these, she continued with her preparations for PSC exam.
And all of it paid off well when Verma cleared the UPPSC-2018 exam, the result of which was declared last week.
However, Verma has her eyes fixed at a higher goal, to crack the civil service exam and become a divisional magistrate.
Nevertheless, the 35-year-old still wishes to support her family financially and hopes that the ones, who disrespected a daughter`s choice of leading a life by herself, would now respect her as she rises to become an officer.
Verams`s teacher from Meerut believes that her success is a defeat of the society`s conditioning, where daughters should always be under the control of sons and men.
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